Set Your Sights
on St. Kitts
This summer, find your way to the island that’s making waves across the entire Caribbean. A full lineup of can’t-miss events are on the horizon in St. Kitts—and you won’t want to miss a single one. From swaying to the sweet sounds of live soca and reggae during the 26th Annual St. Kitts Music Festival to savoring fresh-from-the-sea fine dining, cheering for your favorite cricket players and limin’, St. Kitts is an island destination that’s worth the journey. The best part? It’s easier to get here than ever—our travel partners make arriving by sky or sea a breeze.
Find Your Flight Book Your FerryFetes & Festivals
Sugar Mas Carnival
December 13 - Jan 2, 2025
Limin' 101
Spend a Day on The Farm
Daily
Belle Mont Sanctuary Resort | (869) 465-7388
A pool, fitness center, and other facilities invite you to explore 400 acres of lush farmland. Experience Belle Mont Sanctuary Resort — and enjoy a welcome drink and three-course signature lunch — for only USD$75. Please note: Passes must be booked 24 hours in advance.
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Limin' 101
Lime on De Strip
Fridays
Singularly spirited, De Strip is where St. Kitts goes to have fun. Hop from beach bar to beach bar, and learn how to lime firsthand.
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Limin' 101
Live Music at Shiggidy Shack
Thursdays
Mr. X's Shiggidy Shack
(869) 663-4578
There's no better place to catch an island vibe than Mr. X's Shiggidy Shack. A traditional gathering spot for expats and tourists, this Strip favorite sits right on the beach. Enjoy live local music with a view on Thursdays at 6:00 p.m.
Limin' 101
Dive Into Palm’s Court
Daily
Palm Court | (869) 465-6060
Take a break from all that salt water, and go for a leisurely swim at Palm's Court. Make a reservation, and save a little, too: Students and children are eligible for a 10% discount.
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Limin' 101
Lobster Fest
Fridays
Reggae Beach Bar & Grill
(869) 762-5050
Barbecue shrimp. Grilled mahi mahi. Okra, plantains, and pumpkin fritters. Savor the best of the West Indies at this outdoor, all-you-can-eat buffet. Make your reservations ahead of time, though — this is one popular dinner.
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Limin' 101
Sunbathe at Spice Mill
Sundays
Spice Mill | (869) 762-2160
Spice Mill’s reputation for delicious, island-fresh cuisine and refreshing craft cocktails is just the beginning. Plan on lounging under a beach umbrella and soaking up some of the best views on the island.
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Limin' 101
Waterfront Stage
Sundays
The Dock Beach Bar | (869) 465-8597
Don't let the weekend pass you by: Every Sunday, Timothy Beach Resort's Dock Beach Bar turns into a waterfront stage for some of St. Kitts' best bands and DJs.
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How to Get Here
- By Sea
- By Air
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Makana Ferry offers round-trip and one-way direct ferries to St. Kitts from Statia, Saba and St. Maarten. | Book Ferry |
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Direct flights from Barbados are available 4 times a week, with connecting services to Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia and Tortola. | Schedule A Flight |
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Fly direct from San Juan to St. Kitts, with Friday and Sunday services offered weekly and connecting flights from St Croix and St Thomas. | Schedule A Flight |
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Daily non-stop flights serviced from St Maarten. weekly 1-stop flights from Antigua, Dominica and Tortola. | Schedule A Flight |
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Enjoy intra-regional service connecting Antigua, Dominica, St. Kitts, and St. Lucia. Flights operate six days a week. | Schedule A Flight |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which airlines fly here?
Nonstop flights are available from the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States, as well as numerous regional commuter flights from within the Caribbean. St. Kitts also provides facilities for cargo jets, private jets and various other types of aircraft.
Visit our How to Get Here section for more details.
Can I bring my animal to St. Kitts?
If you plan to bring your pet, you must apply to the Chief Veterinary Officer for an import permit. Your pet must also have a microchip and up-to-date rabies vaccination. An application is required for pets and service animals. Individual St. Kitts resorts and hotels may have different guidelines.
Can I drive to Nevis?
The Sea Bridge is a car ferry which allows you to take your car to Nevis. Ferry departs from Major’s Bay on the South-East Peninsula. Some car rental companies will offer you a car in Nevis if you rent in St. Kitts and vice versa.
What travel documents are required to enter the country?
All persons with the exception of citizens of the OECS (Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States) traveling to St. Kitts are required to present a valid passport in order to enter St. Kitts-Nevis. Where applicable, documentation of a legal name change (for example, a marriage certificate) must also be presented. Additionally, proof of sufficient funds and a return or onward passage might be required.
Persons travelling should reconfirm travel document requirements with their carrier prior to trip commencement. Also, kindly click here for information regarding the entry/re-entry requirements, as advanced by the United States Department of State. If you would like to apply for a United States passport now, or if you need to renew yours, you may click here. To apply for a United Kingdom passport or renew your existing passport, click here.
If you are traveling to St. Kitts, it is required that you complete the online Immigration and Customs ED Form before arrival. Upon completion, you will receive a receipt with a QR code that you must present upon arrival in St. Kitts. Your QR code can be printed out or scanned directly from your phone.
If I arrive in St. Kitts, do I need immigration to travel to Nevis?
No, St. Kitts and Nevis is one Federation, if you enter on one island you can transfer to the other island without restriction and travel documents.
Do I need a visa to travel to St. Kitts?
Visa requirements are based on your citizenship. Persons visiting on a cruise or for less than 24 hours do not require a visa. For up-to-date information on destinations that require a visa to enter St. Kitts and Nevis, please visit here.
What should I expect at the airport?
All persons traveling must comply with air travel regulations of their destination country. Travellers should familiarize themselves with restrictions and regulations ahead of arriving at the airport, as requirements are strictly enforced. Any container of liquids, gels, or aerosols packed in carry-on or hand luggage must not exceed 3.4fl oz. All such items must also fit into a single, quart-sized clear bag, and that bag must close. If necessary, ziplock bags are available for purchase at the airport.